Gideon Fountain (wearing hat), alongside actual actor Bristol Pomeroy, in soon-to-be-released “The Reluctant Detective”.
Speaking of movies, here’s one of my latest efforts, a funny little murder mystery called
“The Reluctant Detective“, directed by Christopher Lombardi, and reminiscent of the great William Powell/Myrna Loy “Thin Man” series from the 1930’s.
You would think, wouldn’t yew, that having not one, but two movie star grandparents, I would possess some degree of acting talent. Sadly, it seems I was born for real estate!
(Click on the link for a YouTube clip of the movie; my character shows up around minute 2:48 of this 8 1/2 minute clip)
Greenwich Bored And Razed 
Detective Forbes is brilliant! Best acting I’ve seen in a long time :0)
Anonymous:
Best acting you’ve seen in a long time, ay? How often do you get out?
Cant wait to watch this at home. I had no idea you realtors sat around making home made movies inbetween polishing your cars and taking lousy camera photos for your million dollar listings.
Cos Cobber:
You’ve summed things up in your usual “overly harsh” manner.
Gids, no fooling you bud, I never had the option to attend a finishing school.
Cos Cobber:
“Finishing school”? What about ANY school !
You’re too hard on yourself; you at least keep getting cast in pictures. I, too, had a go at acting and quickly discovered even if I resembled our grandfather somewhat in appearance I possessed absolutely none of his talent (it didn’t help matters I also found the whole business rather silly–not a good attitude for an actor). It didn’t take long to realize I had to find another line of work.
Okay, I watched the trailer and it left me asking, who funded this Ed Wood like film? Now thats the real story; worthy of a movie.
Dude, now I see you have four moivies per imdb.com, amazing. When is the Gideon fountain film festival and how many times a day do you watch firehouse?
Cos Cobber:
Ahhh, good ol’ “Firehouse”! Back in the ’80’s, fresh out of acting school, I was cast in what appeared to be a fun crime-caper movie called “Golden Chariots” or something, set to shoot in the Bahamas. The beautiful co-star and I began scuba lessons at the Colombia University swimming pool, only to have to quit a few days later when funding fell through.
Very quickly after that I got the role of “TV reporter John Anderson” in Firehouse, again featuring a lust scene with a beautiful co-star. These were dopey little low-budget independent films, but that’s all most actors can get in the beginning (Julia Roberts has a minuscule role in Firehouse, for instance).
Firehouse actually made it to movie theaters and played endlessly on some cable network called MoveChannel?Showtime? Whatever. UPDATE: The network was called “CineMax”!]
Years later, how’s my “movie career” doing? Yep, still making those dopey little independent films! Sigh…